People Are Making Biscoff Espresso Martinis - And They Sound Incredible
These sound delightful...
It feels like it’s been a little while since we brought you any Biscoff news, but don’t worry, we’re back with a belter!
You’ve had Biscoff truffles, Biscoff cheesecake and even Biscoff Lasagne, but this time it’s all getting a bit more adult in the form of Biscoff Espresso Martinis.
Boasting a delicious combination of espresso, vodka, creamy caramel liqueur, indulgent Biscoff spread and a Biscoff biscuit crumb, the drink haas been taking Instagram by storm, with dozens of people posting enticing pics of their drinks.
While they may look super fancy, it turns out that they’re actually pretty easy to throw together, requiring just a few ingredients as well as a blender and - of course - a martini glass.
You can check out the recipe below but don’t worry ion you want to adjust the measurements a bit to cater tho individual tastes.
Enjoy (responsibly)!
Ingredients
Coffee liqueur
30ml espresso or coffee
Shot of vodka
30g Biscoff spread
Biscoff biscuits
Ice
Method
Make 30ml of coffee, or an espresso shot and allow to cool.
Blend with ice, vodka, coffee liqueur and Biscoff spread.
Once blended, pour into your martini glass.
Sprinkle with crushed Biscoff biscuits and coffee beans to garnish!
If you’re a fan of an Espresso Martini - and really, how can you not be ? - then you probably want to give this one a whirl…
With a Whipped Espresso Martini, the cocktail has been given an extra dimension with a shot of Courvoisier VSOP brandy and you can of course add your own twists to it with flavoured syrups or (my personal recommendation) a shot of Patrón Xo Cafe, which is blend of Patrón Silver tequila and natural coffee essence, it’s delicious.
The recipe was first shared by bartender Lucy Morton, who goes by the name @LadyLoco on Instagram. She describes the cocktail as ‘somewhere between a milk punch and an espresso martini’.

If you fancy giving it a whirl yourself, here’s how to recreate it:
Ingredients
2tbsp Instant coffee
2tbsp Caster Sugar
2tbsp Hot Water
50ml Milk (dairy, oat, soy and almond work well!)
50ml Courvoisier VSOP
25ml Vanilla/Caramel/Butterscotch syrup OR 12.5ml Vanilla Essence and 12.5ml Sugar Syrup
Ice
A whisk
Cocktail shaker / protein shaker
Method
1. Whisk together the coffee, sugar and hot water until light brown. The mixture should holds stiff peaks.
2. To your cocktail shaker, add vanilla syrup or essence mix, milk and Courvoisier VSOP, shake up together with ice and strain into a chilled martini glass.
3. Spoon over Dalgona mixture and top with coffee or cocoa powder.
There’s a whole bunch of other recipes out there too, with some pretty delicious looking creations doing the rounds!
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